The European Data Protection Board offered a recap of recent decision and guidance documents adopted during its previous two plenary sessions. Among the publications was the EDPB's urgent binding decision to reject a request from Hamburg's Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Informatio...

During its latest plenary session, the European Data Protection Board adopted guidelines on codes of conduct to be used as a tool for facilitating data transfers. The guidelines offer clarification for the application of Articles 40(3) and 46(2)(e) of the EU General Data Protection Regulation. Addit...

During its 50th plenary session, the European Data Protection Board adopted a final version of its recommendations on the supplementary measures for data transfers. The final version of the recommendations place an emphasis on the practices of "a third country's public authorities" and advises ent...

A federal privacy law in the U.S. is not on the immediate horizon, but the conversation for why it makes sense to draft legislation rages on. There’s reason to believe a federal standard for privacy could generate a remedy to the many privacy issues the U.S. currently faces, including those associat...

Many issues are top of mind for privacy professionals these days and the list continues to build. Those working out of the U.S. have their plates full with state privacy law compliance, data transfer conundrums and user privacy requests. There are few things that can help unlock solutions to these ...